Global copper prices recorded a strong upward surge last week, breaching the $14,100 per tonne mark on the international market. Trading closed at over $14,100 per tonne, up from $13,800 per tonne registered the previous week. The shift represents a 2 percent weekly increase and underscores a broader, sustained rally in red metal valuations since the start of the year. Compared to the $12,423.00 per tonne recorded on January 2, 2026, current spot prices reflect a cumulative gain of 14 percent. However, a key question remains: as copper prices continue to fluctuate, is Zambia truly capitalizing on these gains? Meanwhile,...
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